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    The likeness must be able to change the medium and then t... — Carmelics
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    Supports→The medium and the sense organ must be receptive to the likeness generated by the object.

    The likeness must be able to change the medium and then the sense organ.

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    Kilwardby’s lengthiest discussion on sense perception is found in the work De spiritu fantastico. Here, Kilwardby argues that for an act of perception to occur, certain requirements need to be met: there needs to be an object, a sense organ, and a medium between them; the object must issue/generate a likeness (image or species) of itself by means of which it can be known (since nothing in the world can be known except by generating a species of itself). The likeness must be able to change the me

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